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Day 7 (28.07.06)
Sjællands Odde - Farum - Home
80.66 km or 50.09 miles
We woke up in the morning and the rain had abated a little, but after breakfast it picked up again, so Mum and Charlotte got soaked when they packed up the tents, while we got changed into our full wet-weather gear. We then set off past Nykøbing to Rørvig, where we met Mum and Charlotte again, and loaded our bikes onto the back of the car, in order to get the ferry across Isefjord to Hundested. We then went down the road to Sølage to get the small ferry across Roskilde Fjord to Kulhuse. From Kulhuse we made our way through the woods, crossing the bridge to Frederikssund, and biking across to Farum. By this time the rain had stopped and it was just overcast, but we were fairly tired and damp, so we took the train from Farum to Svanemølle, and then biked home.
Jamie at Nykøbing.
Mum, Charlotte and Jamie being windswept on the little ferry across Roskilde Fjord.
Through the woods, homeward bound.
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Madagascar is the world's fourth largest island. It has an absolutely staggering diversity of plant and animal species, 80% of which are found nowhere else on the planet. However, while one of the biologically richest places on Earth; it is also one of the world’s poorest countries. The country typically spends as much on debt repayments each year as it does on health and education combined. | |
